Oswego Players director Troy Pepper chose wisely for the kick-off of the group's 75th season with "Dial M for Murder," a classic who-done-it by English Playwright, Frederick Knot.
The Oswego Players organization is proud to kick-off its 75th season with the play that spawned the classic Hitchcock film, "Dial M for Murder," penned by English Playwright, Frederick Knot.
Students in the Beta Tao Iota chapter of Phi Theta Kappa on the Fulton campus of Cayuga Community College teamed up with the support of Fulton’s Tutor Club, Business Leadership Club, and the Veteran’s Club to raise funds and collect donated non-perishable food items to sponsor 8 deserving families from within our own student body.
Nine adult students recently graduated from the first-ever Advanced Manufacturing program at the Center for Career and Community Education (CCCE), a partnership between the Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation (CiTi) and Cayuga Community College (CCC).
The Oswego Players announced it is ready to begin its 75th continuous season of operation with the classic thriller, "Dial M for Murder," written by English playwright, Frederick Knott.
Dr. Barbara Shineman has devoted her professional career to advocacy on behalf of higher education and the advancement of SUNY Oswego as a premier educational institution. Dr. Shineman's life is entwined with the college as an alumna, professor emerita and benefactor.
Editor's note: The official tree lighting ceremony sparked memories of the first one in 1988, originally brought to life by Mayor John T. Sullivan (1988-1992) and his wife, Charlotte. Both left indelible footprints on Oswego and in the hearts of many Oswegonians. I recently gave Mr. Sullivan a call to find out what he is doing now and get some insight into his thoughts about the city he holds so dear. I hope you enjoy this latest OzUpdate. Merry Christmas to all of you. Debra Lupien Robillard
As part of United Way Night, representatives from the SUNY Oswego Athletic Department invited representatives from the United Way of Greater Oswego County to take part in the ceremonial puck drop prior to the SUNY Oswego Lakers men's ice hockey game Saturday, Dec. 7, at the SUNY Oswego Campus Center.
"When the curtain comes down on the Oswego Players' "It's a Wonderful Life" next Sunday, Dec. 16, there are many people deserving thank you accolades," a spokesperson for the theater group said.
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